More #Russia whining that ‘not only did they shut down #Starlink, but also #Telegram.’ In addition to the traditional complaints about ‘communication paralysis’ and ‘sabotaging the front’ on military channels, we also have a bonus - even Yelena Mizulina, the chief censor of the Russian Internet, has spoken out. But instead of praising the Telegram blockade, she was surrealistically outraged that ‘it is symbolic that today is World Safer Internet Day. You could say it’s a holiday. It’s like a gift, right?’
Writer Yegor Kholmogorov, on the other hand, was extremely sceptical about the idea of moving to the government’s ‘Max’ messenger, grumbling that the only consequence of blocking Telegram would be ‘the collapse of a society incapable of any solidarity and filled with growing hatred’.
Reading such words, it is real
... Show more...More #Russia whining that ‘not only did they shut down #Starlink, but also #Telegram.’ In addition to the traditional complaints about ‘communication paralysis’ and ‘sabotaging the front’ on military channels, we also have a bonus - even Yelena Mizulina, the chief censor of the Russian Internet, has spoken out. But instead of praising the Telegram blockade, she was surrealistically outraged that ‘it is symbolic that today is World Safer Internet Day. You could say it’s a holiday. It’s like a gift, right?’
Writer Yegor Kholmogorov, on the other hand, was extremely sceptical about the idea of moving to the government’s ‘Max’ messenger, grumbling that the only consequence of blocking Telegram would be ‘the collapse of a society incapable of any solidarity and filled with growing hatred’.
Reading such words, it is really difficult not to ask yourself the question: are they really that stupid? After all, everything they describe as ‘the collapse of society’ is 100% Putin’s internal policy since 2011, which they not only enthusiastically supported in relation to Russians, but even more so supported its export to Ukraine.
